Physical Education has always been a soft target for college/university/administrators who may be charged with reducing the general education requirement and thereby shifting curricular hours to other departments. This trend has been evident over many years as declining physical education requirements at colleges and universities in the United States have been documented (Almond & George, 1998). Hensley (2000) reported that required college physical education via basic instruction programs dropped from 90% in the early 1960s to less than 60% in the late 1970s, but rebounded slightly over the next decade. Data through 1998 show that required college physical education via BIP is at 63% and a two-hour requirement is most common. Though the BIP requirement has remained relatively stable during the 1990s, Hensley reported that 25% of all institutions responded that their requirement had been challenged and considered for elimination during the previous five years.